When I have contamination I throw it in the trash
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What fumes kill mold on harvested buds and dissipate completely?
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Clean everything and start anew
If I had a weed centrifuge maybe
Do-over
I Care
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Doesn’t matter your environment because after a water cure you can quick dry, even use a dehydrator if need be. Because the cure happens in the water. If one must go through the of effort contaminating their crop to stop other forms of contamination, water cure is an option.
Just goes against everything I've ever learned. Pure distilled water maybe I'd still like a centrifuge dry it and put in a ziploc
This shit works for beautiful leaves
Wrong thread 
I Care
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It really doesn’t have to be all or nothing. I am a pipe smoker, but I am okay with some stuff that is a little harsh or bland over nothing. Roll a doob, dry sift, or cook with it works too if your using for health reason.
lol to that song, so many nights high and drunk. Probably would have never made it out of my home town if I hadn’t put that state of mind in the past.
Ohh!!! I gotta locate some of this. I consume citric acid on the daily.
lol to that song, so many nights high and drunk. Probably would have never made it out of my home town if I hadn’t put that state of mind in the past.
So how dangerous is Alaska
Brother Nature
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Damn, a lot of really bad advice in this thread. If you get fucked up moldy buds at the jar stage, throw it away, it's not fixable. Take it as a learning experience and do better next time. Equate it to letting a chicken breast get moldy in your fridge, there's no saving it, you throw it away, no one's going to eat that shit...
I Care
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Gotta see that xylazine in vape cartridges thread to understand the thoughts behind trying to save contaminated flowers for consumption. I know ppl who were using drug test kits on their black market weed discovering inorganic compounds in the pot they were accessing in the eastern US.
Brother Nature
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I understand the thought process very well. The need to save contaminated flower has nothing to do with the end consumer, especially when coupled with packaging your product in that manner. No doubt black market product wasn't always the best out there, but that should have been the point of legalization, to provide much needed transparency in an industry that relied on the opposite. Packaging your poorly produced product into a shiny blue liquid that tastes like candy doesn't progress the industry in a positive way, it puts us back at square one, with the hustlers and thieves.
acespicoli
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Have thought how to save a moldy crop is thc extraction with 180% ethanol and decab enough to make it safe to use as rso or hash, oil etc ?
chilliwilli
Waterboy
How you know what kind of mold it is and if it's mycotoxines aren't soluble in ethanol?
acespicoli
Well-known member
Yeah
trash is trash
no such thing as trash to stash
Better safe than sorry
www.frontiersin.org
en.wikipedia.org
Aflatoxins are various poisonous carcinogens and mutagens that are produced by certain molds, particularly Aspergillus species mainly by Aspergillus flavus[1] and Aspergillus parasiticus.[2]
Total yeast and mold (TYM) levels in inflorescences of high THC-containing Cannabis sativa (cannabis) are regulated to ensure that medicinal and recreational users, especially those with immunocompromised systems, are not exposed to potentially harmful levels. In North America, the limits imposed range from 1,000–10,000 cfu/g of dried product to 50,000–100,000 cfu/g
On a healthy looking crop devoid of testing of course
the solvent and decarb treatment seems like a extra step in sterilizing the product ?
@chilliwilli brilliant observation
as sad as losing plants is theres worse things... ?
toxins good point
trash is trashno such thing as trash to stash
Better safe than sorry
Frontiers | Fungal and mycotoxin contaminants in cannabis and hemp flowers: implications for consumer health and directions for further research
Medicinal and recreational uses of Cannabis sativa, commonly known as cannabis or hemp, has increased following its legalization in certain regions of the wo...
www.frontiersin.org
Aflatoxin - Wikipedia
Total yeast and mold (TYM) levels in inflorescences of high THC-containing Cannabis sativa (cannabis) are regulated to ensure that medicinal and recreational users, especially those with immunocompromised systems, are not exposed to potentially harmful levels. In North America, the limits imposed range from 1,000–10,000 cfu/g of dried product to 50,000–100,000 cfu/g
On a healthy looking crop devoid of testing of course
the solvent and decarb treatment seems like a extra step in sterilizing the product ?
@chilliwilli brilliant observation
as sad as losing plants is theres worse things... ?
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chilliwilli
Waterboy
@acespicoli i know out of recent experience.
I tested some clean looking buds from a moldy plant. There were some uninfected buds that weren't touching a moldy bud so i thought it was safe to test them. But i got pityriasis rosea from it. I'm not 100% sure it was the moldy buds but it started soon after(iirc 2d) after testing them.
How it started
My hands now after 3 weeks
I tested some clean looking buds from a moldy plant. There were some uninfected buds that weren't touching a moldy bud so i thought it was safe to test them. But i got pityriasis rosea from it. I'm not 100% sure it was the moldy buds but it started soon after(iirc 2d) after testing them.
How it started
My hands now after 3 weeks
I Care
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That’s just propaganda chilliwilli.
Dont want anyone to think I am confused on the ethical differences. I don’t mean unlawful trade because the only problem there is just the regulation when I say black market.
When I say black market, I mean open trade internet exploit black market where inorganic research chemicals come from.
I don’t mean like homegrown or brick weed or anything between when I say black market. I mean like the dark trade black market internet consecutive individuals have told me about over the years. Everybody hatin on mids, I say bring it back.
Dont want anyone to think I am confused on the ethical differences. I don’t mean unlawful trade because the only problem there is just the regulation when I say black market.
When I say black market, I mean open trade internet exploit black market where inorganic research chemicals come from.
What will it be soluble in that THC is not soluble in. Some who fart more than others are keen on water curing cannabis because of surface mold..
That shit took a toll on my kidneys when I was exposed to that for some time. I would wake up because I was short of breath and it was a long time before any remediation was done to the home.Yeah
toxins good point
no such thing as trash to stash
Better safe than sorry
Frontiers | Fungal and mycotoxin contaminants in cannabis and hemp flowers: implications for consumer health and directions for further research
Medicinal and recreational uses of Cannabis sativa, commonly known as cannabis or hemp, has increased following its legalization in certain regions of the wo...Aflatoxins are various poisonous carcinogens and mutagens that are produced by certain molds, particularly Aspergillus species mainly by Aspergillus flavus[1] and Aspergillus parasiticus.[2]Aflatoxin - Wikipedia
Total yeast and mold (TYM) levels in inflorescences of high THC-containing Cannabis sativa (cannabis) are regulated to ensure that medicinal and recreational users, especially those with immunocompromised systems, are not exposed to potentially harmful levels. In North America, the limits imposed range from 1,000–10,000 cfu/g of dried product to 50,000–100,000 cfu/g
On a healthy looking crop devoid of testing of course
the solvent and decarb treatment seems like a extra step in sterilizing the product ?
@chilliwilli brilliant observation
acespicoli
Well-known member
Went to the doc one time they said I had
“Dermatitis” is a word used to describe a number of skin irritations and rashes caused by genetics, an overactive immune system, infections, allergies, irritating substances and more. Common symptoms include dry skin, redness and itchiness. In the word “dermatitis,” “derm” means “skin” and “itis” means “inflammation.”
fancy term for skin itch 
an irritant for sure, Get well soon
